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has anyone done this recently? Most info I can find regarding this seems to be at least 2 years out of date. The travel section for Battambang does suggest that there is an aircon bus to Bangkok daily but leaves at midday. I already have a Visa (2nd entry of a 2 entry visa) so that part isn't a problem.
I did not personally do it - but a number of people at the Royal Hotel had booked a bus through them for pickup at the hotel. Sadly I can't comment on the experience. If you are in Battambang, I'd suggest stopping by or just asking at your hotel.
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There are at least 3 Cambodian buses picking up passengers in Battambang on route from Phnom Penh to Poipet.Some take you straight to the border others leave you in town so you might need a motodop at 2000 real to get you to immigration. Cross over and get a tuk-tuk or motorbike 60 baht to the bus station at Aran where buses go every hour to Moichit, Bangkok.
Estimate 2 hours to Poipet, 1 hour immigration and travel to bus station, 3 hours to Moichit.
I very much doubt that there is a Thai or Cambodian bus that goes directly from point to point but things do change rapidly. I'd be interested to know if you no longer have to change buses at the border
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has anyone done this recently? Most info I can find regarding this seems to be at least 2 years out of date. The travel section for Battambang does suggest that there is an aircon bus to Bangkok daily but leaves at midday. I already have a Visa (2nd entry of a 2 entry visa) so that part isn't a problem.
any info would be appreciated - thanks
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I did not personally do it - but a number of people at the Royal Hotel had booked a bus through them for pickup at the hotel. Sadly I can't comment on the experience. If you are in Battambang, I'd suggest stopping by or just asking at your hotel.
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There are at least 3 Cambodian buses picking up passengers in Battambang on route from Phnom Penh to Poipet.Some take you straight to the border others leave you in town so you might need a motodop at 2000 real to get you to immigration. Cross over and get a tuk-tuk or motorbike 60 baht to the bus station at Aran where buses go every hour to Moichit, Bangkok.
Estimate 2 hours to Poipet, 1 hour immigration and travel to bus station, 3 hours to Moichit.
I very much doubt that there is a Thai or Cambodian bus that goes directly from point to point but things do change rapidly. I'd be interested to know if you no longer have to change buses at the border
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